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Watch this (whole thread), then explain why you’re OK with a man beating a woman in public for your entertainment. This isn’t sport. From the bullying cheat in red all the way up to the organisers who allowed this to happen, this is men revelling in their power over women.
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You probably heard about Yandex, it’s the 4th biggest search engine by market share worldwide. Yesterday proprietary source code of Yandex was leaked.
The most interesting part for SEO community is: the list of all 1922 ranking factors used in the search algorithm
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@brodieseo I got a bunch of posts in Discover lately. Not all posts, mainly guides and informationslov pieces. Dimension on featured images: 800x500 px. Would you say I’d have more chance of getting them in Discover if I increase image size?
Must-read if you work in SEO. Here’s 20 ways to leverage ChatGPT, including:
• Classify keywords by intent
• Generate title tags
• Create FAQ content
+ 17 other use cases
-> ChatGPT for SEO: 20 Ways to Leverage ChatGPT for SEO Activities by @aleyda https://t.co/wPjbAZXuLG
@dkpolmemes2 Hvad så, @PaulaLarrain1 Skal du ikke forsvare Simon Spies som du gjorde med Jeppe Kofod, da han havde udnyttet sin position til at knalde et barn?
We have finally released this long overdue SEO metric:
🔥 Traffic potential 🔥
Because pages don't rank in Google for just a single keyword. They also rank for all the different variations of that keyword and get search traffic from them.
We're glad to announce that 'Request Indexing' is back to the Google Search Console URL Inspection - just in time for the new year! 🎆
Read more about how to use this feature in our Help Center 🔧 https://t.co/m1KD0do5Oi
@Jammer_Volts@JohnMu <!-- Ralph was here!! -->
We had a external developer coming to help a company I used to work for, and his code was breaking stuff instead. He was dismissed and forever known as Wreck-it Ralph